Circumstances made me unable to actively lead Temper Tantrum from the forefront, or even in the same room. It did feel kind of great to know that my fellow leaders are more than capable of leading in my stead and that the company is still in good hands.

Having to deal with less-than-pleasant thoughts during your waking life is one thing, but facing those horrors while you're asleep, is definitely a horror movie plot.

In this episode, the cast shares what they would do if their kid told them they saw a ghost. Emeroy shares a recent experience he had at 3AM and Noelle shares ghost experiences she had growing up. The group discusses movies that scared them and the real horror: reality and being an adult.

I did my best to hold it together for both my partners. but I had my own moment too.

Lauren talks us through what goes on in her mind when the existential dread sets in.

Max is no stranger to existential dread. They take us through this particular episode and how they handled it.

The kids are the future, and we want them to succeed, but at what cost? At some point we just have to let them be kids. Or else they grow up to be teens that would look up from their homework and realize they don't have friends, or worse, workaholic adults that won't have time for friends or loved ones.

One day, you're too cool to tell someone you like them, the next day, you're thirty and you're doing all the corny lovey-dovey things you swore you would never do. That's love. Lean in. You can't fight it.

While most managers and employers look at remote work as "less than" compared to working in the office and have only reluctantly offered a hybrid model as an option, some people don't even have much of a choice but to work in person even if they wanted to work remote.

We've been saying it since 2020: